Document Information Date: 1870-01-26 By: Provisional Government (Manitoba) Citation: Manitoba, Reconstituted Debates of the Convention of Forty/La Grande Convention, 1870, 2010 at 6-12. Other formats: Click here to view the original document (PDF). Convention of Forty Second Day Court House, Upper Fort Garry Wednesday, 26 January 1870 One o’clock, P.M.— Again the English and French Representatives assembled and business was proceeded with. Mr. Louis Riel, seconded by John Sutherland, P.D., moved that Judge Black be appointed Chairman. Judge Black said that as Chairman he would, to a great extent, be… Read more Provisional Government [Manitoba], Convention of Forty, Second Day (26 January 1870) →
Document Information Date: 1870-01-25 By: Provisional Government (Manitoba) Citation: Manitoba, Reconstituted Debates of the Convention of Forty/La Grande Convention, 1870, 2010 at 5. Other formats: Click here to view the original document (PDF). Convention of Forty First Day Court House, Upper Fort Garry Tuesday, 25 January 1870 Noon — Thirty-seven of the English [and] French Representatives, met. Three of the French representatives being absent, it was proposed and agreed to that an adjournment till half past three take place. At half past three, met again and adjourned for a similar… Read more Provisional Government [Manitoba], Convention of Forty, First Day (25 January 1870) →
Document Information Date: 1867-06-17 By: New Brunswick (House of Assembly) Citation: New Brunswick, House of Assembly, Journal of the House of Assembly of the Province of New Brunswick, 21st Parl, 2nd Sess, 1867 at 197-204. Other formats: Click here to view the original document (PDF). Click here to view the rest of New Brunswick’s Confederation Debates for 1867. (p. 122 in the primary document) […] And His Excellency[1] was then further pleased to make the following Speech to both Houses:— Mr. President, and Honorable Gentlemen of the Legislative Council, Mr.… Read more New Brunswick, House of Assembly [Prorogation] (17 June 1867) →
Document Information Date: 1867-06-03 By: New Brunswick (House of Assembly) Citation: New Brunswick, House of Assembly, Reports of the Debates of The House of Assembly [1867] at 122-127. Other formats: Click here to view the original document (PDF). MONDAY, JUNE 3rd, 1867. (p. 122 in the primary document) […] BILL TO PREVENT DUAL REPRESENTATION. Edward Williston [Northumberland] moved the House into Committee on a Bill relating to Members of the House of Assembly.[1] Robert Young [Gloucester] in the Chair. Edward Williston [Northumberland]—This Bill provides two principles; first, that no person who… Read more New Brunswick, House of Assembly, Debates of the House of Assembly [Bill to Prevent Dual Representation] (3 June 1867) →
Document Information Date: 1867-05-31 By: New Brunswick (House of Assembly) Citation: New Brunswick, House of Assembly, Reports of the Debates of The House of Assembly [1867] at 107-110, 122. Other formats: Click here to view the original document (PDF). FRIDAY, MAY 31. (p. 107 in the primary document) COUNTY COURTS. Charles Fisher [York, Attorney General] moved the House into Committee upon a Bill to establish County Courts.[1] Bliss Botsford [Westmorland] in the Chair. Angus McQueen [Westmorland]—Whilst I have been listening to the debate the question has occurred to me whether we… Read more New Brunswick, House of Assembly, Debates of the House of Assembly [County Courts] (31 May 1867) →
Document Information Date: 1867-05-30 By: New Brunswick (House of Assembly) Citation: New Brunswick, House of Assembly, Reports of the Debates of The House of Assembly [1867] at 97-107. Other formats: Click here to view the original document (PDF). THURSDAY, MAY 30. (p. 97 in the primary document) […] COUNTY COURTS. harles Fisher [York, Attorney General] moved the House into Committee upon a Bill to establish County Courts.[1] Bliss Botsford [Westmorland] in the Chair. Mr. Fisher—This Bill will recommend itself, and it is not necessary for me to make any lengthy remarks… Read more New Brunswick, House of Assembly, Debates of the House of Assembly [County Courts] (30 May 1867) →
Document Information Date: 1867-05-29 By: New Brunswick (House of Assembly) Citation: New Brunswick, House of Assembly, Reports of the Debates of The House of Assembly [1867] at 96-97. Other formats: Click here to view the original document (PDF). WEDNESDAY, MAY 29. (p. 96 in the primary document) […] Albert Smith [Westmorland]—I should like to know, then, how we can legislate on the County Courts? There is a Bill now before the House which contemplates the expenditure of large salaries for Judges,[1] which is not provided for in the Act of… Read more New Brunswick, House of Assembly, Debates of the House of Assembly [County Courts] (29 May 1867) →
Document Information Date: 1867-05-25 By: New Brunswick (House of Assembly) Citation: New Brunswick, House of Assembly, Reports of the Debates of The House of Assembly [1867] at 73. Other formats: Click here to view the original document (PDF). SATURDAY, MAY 25. […] (p. 73 in the primary document) APPOINTMENT OF SENATORS. lbert Smith [Westmorland] asked the Provincial Secretary whether he still persisted in keeping information back in regard to the recommendation for the appointment of Senators? Samuel Tilley [Saint John City] said it was not customary to give information in regard… Read more New Brunswick, House of Assembly, Debates of the House of Assembly [Appointment of Senators] (25 May 1867) →